[Journey] 1 million UVs/month in 12 months using AI generated content. Let's do it!

[spectrejoe]

Yea I feel like keyword selection is key here, hard part is finding a good way to get all these easy keywords :l

 

[secureprotocol]

Following this thread! Bookmarked!

 

[Sartre]

Learning and improving every day is a pleasure.

I've been building websites for a while and have built more than 10 websites. When I read your post a second time, I finally gained a deeper understanding of the key keywords.

If reddit/quora/forum, etc. can be ranked at the top of the search results, then the degree of competition is really low, which is better than any keyword tool to give.
This is also better than any "keyword method", no longer have to think about domain authority , page authority， backlinks, internal links, content word count...

also this method is great to test out thousands of keywords on a spam site and then use the best performing on your white hat sites. that's what we're doing now. it's the best keyword research method I've found so far.

 

[Royal96]

also this method is great to test out thousands of keywords on a spam site and then use the best performing on your white hat sites. that's what we're doing now. it's the best keyword research method I've found so far.

Wow, it's like you read my mind!

Just today I wanted to post a thread about this.

A few months ago, I created a few websites with a similar approach using Argo Content. I scraped PAAs, but only the questions, which I used for the post titles. For each website, I chose one root keyword and then filtered out the scraped PAAs which contained the root keyword.

For example: "black hat seo"

The post titles would look like this:

"What is Black Hat SEO?"
"Is Black Hat SEO good?"
"Does Black Hat SEO work?"

For the body content, you needed to create a base text file. I scraped the content of the articles ranking for the root keyword. Argo Content then mixed it up using markov chains. The content wasn't readable, so the websites were cloaked.

As I saw your and other threads talking about PAAs, I remembered that. When a website without any backlinks, and content that doesn't make any sense rank on the first page for a keyword, chances are high that a well-optimized article will rank in the top spots.

The only challenge here is getting these pages indexed. It took quite some time until the pages slowly started indexing. Probably it took a bit longer for those because I used .xyz domains, or maybe I have set up the cloaking incorrectly. Anyways, indexing is a common issue, especially at this scale.

So, I wonder how you go about indexing for these test sites? How fast have you published the articles on these test sites? All at once, or drip-feed?

What I have in mind is Rank Math Instant Indexing which worked pretty well for me in the past. You can submit up to 200 URLs per day. But I haven't used it on a larger scale yet.

 

[ascendere]

@Sartre do you mind sharing what you are still currently using?​

- Python 3.9
- Nidel/Pillow
- Newspaper3k
- Levenshtein

 

[vijay299]

After phraphrase the content, It is indexing content without any problem. But when i searching the keywords my articles results omitted. After click on omitted search results, It shows my website in results. Please help

 

[Sartre]

@Sartre do you mind sharing what you are still currently using?​

- Python 3.9
- Nidel/Pillow
- Newspaper3k
- Levenshtein

black == 22.1.0
cloudscraper == 1.2.58
colorthief == 0.2.1
configparser == 5.2.0
helium == 3.0.8
loguru == 0.6.0
markdown == 3.3.6
newspaper3k == 0.2.8
pathvalidate == 2.5.0
pillow == 9.0.1
pony == 0.7.14
pre-commit == 2.17.0
psutil == 5.8.0
psycopg2-binary == 2.9.3
pytest == 7.0.1
python-slugify == 5.0.2
python-unsplash == 1.1.0
six == 1.16.0
spintax == 1.0.4
stop-words == 2018.7.23
tenacity == 8.0.1
titlecase == 2.3
tqdm == 4.62.3
yake == 0.4.8
youtube-search-python == 1.6.2
spacy == 3.2.3
unidecode == 1.3.4
readability == 0.3.1

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

 

[Razorbl2]

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

How many posts per day you are going to create per site?

 

[randybishop]

Looking forward to those traffic stats of this very interesting project!

 

[spectrejoe]

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

How are you rotating proxies in Helium, I found this feature only works with selenium wire which is quite slow. If ur not rotating proxies then how the hell are you not getting captchas wtf

 

[Razorbl2]

How are you rotating proxies in Helium, I found this feature only works with selenium wire which is quite slow. If ur not rotating proxies then how the hell are you not getting captchas wtf

In my case I am using 4g proxies and ritate thrm via Api(same proxy address from helium side)

 

[spectrejoe]

In my case I am using 4g proxies and ritate thrm via Api(same proxy address from helium side)

by API you mean connecting to a specific IP with AUTH (user / password) and it returns you the IP? I'm using rotating residential proxies but selenium doesn't support auth connections to proxies

 

[Sartre]

How many posts per day you are going to create per site?

I start each site with around 200 "zero to almost zero" competition keywords. Not possible with every niche.

 

[rampzeus]

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

Nice job. How do you cheaply host 100 sites? I am thinking about hosting multiple Wordpress sites in 5$ droplets but not sure yet.

 

[Alexion]

Nice job. How do you cheaply host 100 sites? I am thinking about hosting multiple Wordpress sites in 5$ droplets but not sure yet.

A $5 droplet can easily handle around 200 online users at a time. This translates to about 50,000 visitors/day. Plenty for starters. Can handle plenty more with a propper caching system. But lamp stack can easily handle 50k per day.

 

[3zero]

I start each site with around 200 "zero to almost zero" competition keywords. Not possible with every niche.

you can share how you find "zero to almost zero" competition keywords?

 

[zanpo]

you can share how you find "zero to almost zero" competition keywords?

You can easily find these using ahrefs and filtering by KD = 0

 

[ascendere]

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

Thanks a lot for sharing this!

 

[ascendere]

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

Are you still using Pegasus for paraphrasing? Thanks!

 

[RowdySadjit]

we're getting rid of Selenium/Helium entirely this month. I'm starting about 100 sites until the end of this month. I will show some traffic stats very soon

Can you explain where stop-words and readability fit into your process?